New Brunswick

Tourism, Heritage, Culture, Sport and Recreation Branch

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Record #: HDC1539 Last Modified: 17 Jul 2020 Last Full Update: 17 Jul 2020
Contact Information
Office Phone 506-625-1316
Fax 506-625-1316
E-Mail melanie.arsenault@gnb.ca
Website www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/contacts/dept_renderer.143.201638.817.4439.html
Primary Contact Melanie Arsenault, Consultant, Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture; Phone: 506-615-1316; Email: melanie.arsenault@gnb.ca
Description & Services
Cross Reference Sport and Recreation Branch ; Tourism, Heritage, Culture
Description of service(s) The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture will focus on the development, preservation and promotion of New Brunswick by building on its rich base of natural, cultural and heritage assets
Hours Mon-Fri 8:30 am- 4:30 pm
Areas Served Kent County ; Northumberland County
Languages English ; French
Location information
Located In Community Miramichi
Address & Map
1780 Water St, 2rd Flr, Room 204
Miramichi, NB E1N 1B6
 
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Accessibility Fully Accessible ; ***Note that accessibility is self-reported. Please contact the organization before arrival***
Other Details
Service Level (30) Provincial Government
Subjects
Service Categories Physical Activity and Fitness Education/Promotion ; Provincial/Territorial Government Departments ; Sports/Recreation Issues

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